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Added Banking, Caymans, and a 4th Increment. No one should ever own a 5th increment, even if you have infinite money. If anyone knows how to make a google sheet have auto updating numbers, let me know. Otherwise this is as complete as it will ever get.
For banking, you could consider adding the scenario that at max 2b investment, you only need to buy the block once 7 days before the investment end, start the 3-month investment the sell it to invest in others. So it's only a 7-days commitment at a significant return. I don't know how to put it in the graph tho.
When you reinvest the interest that you just earned, that interest also had the same time to break even. No matter how fast or slow you raise X the investment never becomes more or less effective.
Hmm could you also put MCS there as well? I think it's payout value can be calculated using the equivalent value of 45e cans (30e can + voracity) just to see how it compares to the other stocks.
This is excellent, I was wondering exactly whether Max bank merits +2bil paid back first since stocks 3.0 an you answered it with one click. Great work.
I noticed you have the bank set to 90 days per payout. Assuming that means you use the 3 month investment, but I believe the 2 month investment winds up being a higher annual ROI, would be curious to see how that effects the chart. I focus on bank investment at 60 days with max merits, interest BB, and oil company perk for 3 billion investments.
You will lose 0.1% of that 1.2 billion investment every bank cycle then when you sell the BB, that sale fee is going to get implemented shortly, and I believe it’s a fee based on total sale volume, not profits.